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What's involved in adding running lights....?

We take a quick look at installing running lights. Full story soon. In order to fit the bulbs for the running lights some cutting to the grey plastic backing is required, as shown.

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Posted on Thursday, January 17 @ 16:19:10 GMT by MX5Mods

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